Thai League 1 outfit Ratchaburi FC and Japanese manufacturer Mizuno have officially introduced a sleek "Black Out" kit for the 26-27 season. Following the club's switch to Mizuno from Ego Sport earlier this year, the new release adds a stealthy alternative to the club's matchday wardrobe.
The Mizuno Ratchaburi 26-27 Black Out shirt is based on a black foundation accented by an intricate tonal jacquard pattern woven across the fabric. A sharp white ribbed polo collar and matching sleeve cuffs with thin black pinstripes provide clean contrast. To complete the monochromatic theme, all branding, including the Mizuno Runbird, the club's dragon badge, and main sponsor Chang, are finished in solid white.
The shirt is released in two separate specifications. The domestic Thai League version retails at 790 THB and comes equipped with standard league sleeve sponsors. Meanwhile, the AFC Champions League Elite version is priced at 990 THB, presenting a cleaner silhouette that adds white underarm and side panels along with a miniature Thai flag placed just above the club crest.
Thai League 1 side Ratchaburi FC and their new technical sponsor Mizuno have officially unveiled the club's new home, away, and third kits for the 26-27 season. The release marks the official start of the partnership between the Dragons and the Japanese sportswear brand, taking over from previous manufacturer Ego Sport.
The Mizuno Ratchaburi FC 26-27 home shirt stays true to tradition with a vibrant orange base, complemented by a neat white polo collar and matching sleeve cuffs accented with thin orange pinstripes. The away kit uses a similar template but switches to a deep navy blue base, complete with subtle jacquard texturing and crisp white branding across the chest.
Rounding off the collection, the 26-27 third shirt delivers a stealthy look. It combines a black base with an all-over tonal geometric pattern, finished with eye-catching light blue detailing on the collar trim and cuffs. All three shirts feature monochrome white club crests and sponsor logos, including primary front-of-shirt partner Chang.
Thai League 1 outfit Ratchaburi FC and Japanese manufacturer Mizuno have officially introduced a sleek "Black Out" kit for the 26-27 season. Following the club's switch to Mizuno from Ego Sport earlier this year, the new release adds a stealthy alternative to the club's matchday wardrobe.
The Mizuno Ratchaburi 26-27 Black Out shirt is based on a black foundation accented by an intricate tonal jacquard pattern woven across the fabric. A sharp white ribbed polo collar and matching sleeve cuffs with thin black pinstripes provide clean contrast. To complete the monochromatic theme, all branding, including the Mizuno Runbird, the club's dragon badge, and main sponsor Chang, are finished in solid white.
The shirt is released in two separate specifications. The domestic Thai League version retails at 790 THB and comes equipped with standard league sleeve sponsors. Meanwhile, the AFC Champions League Elite version is priced at 990 THB, presenting a cleaner silhouette that adds white underarm and side panels along with a miniature Thai flag placed just above the club crest.
Thai League 1 side Ratchaburi FC and their new technical sponsor Mizuno have officially unveiled the club's new home, away, and third kits for the 26-27 season. The release marks the official start of the partnership between the Dragons and the Japanese sportswear brand, taking over from previous manufacturer Ego Sport.
The Mizuno Ratchaburi FC 26-27 home shirt stays true to tradition with a vibrant orange base, complemented by a neat white polo collar and matching sleeve cuffs accented with thin orange pinstripes. The away kit uses a similar template but switches to a deep navy blue base, complete with subtle jacquard texturing and crisp white branding across the chest.
Rounding off the collection, the 26-27 third shirt delivers a stealthy look. It combines a black base with an all-over tonal geometric pattern, finished with eye-catching light blue detailing on the collar trim and cuffs. All three shirts feature monochrome white club crests and sponsor logos, including primary front-of-shirt partner Chang.
